Character of Mahomet Ali by Dr Bowring
The account portrays Mahomet Ali of Egypt born in Cavalla Roumelia, a reader now, and fond of learning. It covers his curiosity about visitors, mercy to debtors, and pride in Ibrahim Pacha, with vignettes of his sons Toussoun Ismail and the little Mahomet Ali, plus family scenes at Shoubra palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavalla
Roumelia
Mahomet Ali
Egypt
Cairo
Ibrahim Pacha
Mussulmane
Pacha
Holy Cities
Ottoman Empire
Europe
Toussoun
Mahomet Ali Pacha
Ismail
Sennar
Benjamin
Theoy
Shoubra
Abdbas Pacha
Toussoun Pacha
Peki
Stanisu
Francisco Villena Paco
Mariano Balseiro
Vilena
Don Manuel Gaviria
Madrid
Balseiro
Francisco Villena
Baeza
Paco
Morcy
Spain
Villena
Toledo
Cebada Plaza
Exhibition of Asses and Cattle at Lexington Show
A Kentucky Lexington cattle show features two year and one year jackasses, foals, and jennies. Prices soar for jackasses and cattle, with Warier selling for 5,000 dollars and Benjamin for 2,500 dollars. Don Juan the two year bull and a Durham cow with calf fetch high sums amid a booming stock market as western settlement expands. Captain Murryat notes costs and transport to Kentucky. A fatal accident at Southampton Railway Station follows an inquest at Guy’s Hospital for Patrick McDonough after a work injury. A Chartist meeting at Brewers Arms hosts Bronca O’Brien urging rent reform for national ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lexington
Kentucky
England
Spain
France
Benjamin
Jack
Don Juan
Clay
Murryat
Faatal
Southampton
Guy’s Hospital
Patrick Mc Donough
London
Crantist
Broncae O'Brien
Brewers’ Arms
Brighton Gazette
The Orphan and the Hair Yet Sold for Francs
A critical note on a two volume French literature collection mocks its selections while praising The Orphan as a morbid tale of a young girl driven to misery by hunger and predatory charity. The narrative chronicles Misery as a constant companion and the henna of poverty, ending with the girl selling her long hair to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Literaturs
France
George M. Reynolds
London
Henderson
Reynolds
Berenger
Suez
Misery
Phidias
Lafontaine
Garrara
Dimity
Pope
Marmontet
Sybil
Hones
Rue de Tournon
M. Henri
Gazuil
Henri
Saint-Estephe
Antwerp
Mesmer
Gymnase Dramatique Theatre
The Tooth Bargain and the Fall of a Poignant Woman
A hungry young girl sells teeth hair and later a vein to a young physician and painter, enabling a grim chain of exploitation. The tale ends with the hag driving the poor survivor to ruin and death, amid a Madrid letter of crime and execution.
Imperial Parliament Passes London Bridge and Manchester Bills
The Lords read and passed the London Bridge Approaches, Manchester Police, and Corporate Property in Ireland bills. Debates covered government measures, education reform prospects, and province issues with motions, petitions, and royal assent to multiple acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Duncannox
London Bridge
Manchester
Ireland
Lord Melbourne
Lyxpyurst
Lord Melsoournee
Lord Broucuam
Lord Lyndhurst
Commons
House of Peers
Duke of Wellington
Marquis of Normandy
Colonial Department
Cuance
Duke of Marlborough
Lord Duncannon
Marquis of
Normandy
Earl of Shaftesbury
Metropolitan Police Courts
Metropolis
Dublin Police
Halifax
Huddersfield
Bradford
Bank of Ireland
House OF Lords
Mondax
Poor Law Commission
Birmingham
Viscount Strancorpd
France
Republic of
Buenos Ayres
Viscount MeLbourne
United States
North America
Canada
River la Plata
Bank OF Ireland Act
Viscount Melvourne
Viscount Melourne
England
Duke of Wexumeron
Bolton
Lord Brovcuim
University of London
Melbourne
Lora Brougham
Scotland
Church of England
Lord Brougham
Lindsay
Rome
Rey
New writs and ministerial changes in Irish and Manchester seats
The report notes new writs for County Tipperary replacing R L Sheil who joined the board of trade and for Manchester borough replacing P Thomson who became governor general of Canada. It also mentions a proposed move to place the summary jurisdiction of magistrates on a stronger footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J Stanley
Tipperary
R. L. Sheil
Board of Trade
Manchester
P. Thomson
Canada
Pawks
Ering
Tory Footing
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DR. Bowring
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Ibonrols
Faral
Whitmarsh
Downton
Wiltson Ann Hayter
Thomas Mussell
Deodand
Imperial Parliament
House OF Commons
Pryme
Cambridge
Excipgeer
Wakey
R. Inglis
Dublin
Bridgenorth
Hume
Harcourt
Finen
Cuancelor
Exchequer
Excurequen
Lords
Home
Henry Vincent
Monmouth Geor
Vincent
O'Coxyett
West India
Heme
West Indies
South America
Aciionsy
Lanepare
Portsmouth
Francis Baring
Augustus Clifford
Bousse OF Commons
Sir Rixants
General Assembly of the
Church of Scotland
Mr. Oswaton
M. Patiies
Wakley
Central Criminal Court
Francis Hastings Medhurst
General Court of Quarter Sessions
Middlesex
Joseph Alsop
Hayes
FE. J. Sraytey
Thomas Spring Rice
Chiltern
Waterford
Sraytey
T. Wyse
West India Mails
Warserton
Brazil
Atlantic
C.woop
Warnerton
Adam Rose
Black Rod
Houses OF Commons
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